[GabeManis]

Call me a crude oppurtunist - but, it looks like the Balitmore police department just because the largest chip collecter on the east coast. I wonder what they are going to sell these things for?

Read this article at USAtoday to see what I am talking about:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...OE=click-refer

[Pavel6969]

Oh all those cops will just use those chips at their next game, only difference being that they won't arrest themselves.

[JM]

Exactly Pavel, that is after the court cases and appeals are all completed. Odds are they were crappy 11.5g chips anyway.

[babujit1]

What the...
NO PICS?

[Annorax]

Originally Posted by JM

Exactly Pavel, that is after the court cases and appeals are all completed. Odds are they were crappy 11.5g chips anyway.

Illegal rooms use dice chips? I thought they used ASM's and stuff like that.

[bdohaney]

Um... Not real sure I would want to buy a bunch of chips from a police auction. Might raise scrutiny. After all, they would have all of your information, and know that (if you got an even fairly large number of them) you are planning on using them as well.

[MeridianFC]

95 people, $25K, an serving liquor? I can't believe this came to the attention of the police.

[GabeManis]

It sounds like their biggest problem was the serving booze without a liquor liscense (bad joojoo). On a side note - no, I would not care one bit that they had my name, especially if it was because I was the owner of a load of custom ASMs or other chips. And like someone else said in this post, I am sure I could get plenty of the officers to join the game.

[JohnyChimpo]

I too would love to get my hands on these. For the price of coming to get us all back, they could just buy some new chips.

[JM]

I think you're dreaming if you think these are custom ASMs. At best, they are probably hot stamped slugs. (Rounders was not a documentary! )